History of Romania from Dacia to the formation of romanian principalities

Abouth Regalianus you can find information in romanian and in english here:
http://www.dacia.org/regalion

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[MrFefefofo]

If you were so kind to list here some archeological "prooves" - as mentioned - about the presence of romanians in Transilvania in the VIII-XII century?

This movie is a typical romanian interpretation of the history avoiding the critical questions.

eg: how was the so called "free dacians" romanised? When we know they hated the romans and had continous fight to them? Do you like to asimilate to your enemies?

[TheMistAnchorite]

@MrFefefofo the hungarian cronic Anonymus states that romanians where indigenious people ! the cronic states clearly out that hungarians fighted 200 years to conure Transylvania, and lets not forget that in 100 they where not preocupated of Transilvania in the beginning, but of the West, and they tried to concure the West desotrying cities like Marsiglia, Verona, Benevento etc. and when they didnt manage to concure so much, they attaked Transilvania

[TheMistAnchorite]

@MrFefefofo archeology prooves that in 10 century Balgrad, todays Alba Iula was inhabited by vlachs and slavs and Gyula made his residence there ! But the bigest proof that i am right is the country called Tara Fagarsului wich dates back from 7- 8 century ! VIII-XI we can find protoromanian findings in the places Dopca, Hălmeag, Mateiaș, Beclean, Săcădate, Voila și Breaza, these are in Tara Fagarasului !

[TheMistAnchorite]

@MrFefefofo but again one that prooves that we where there all along are the Toponyms of rivers and places Olt (Alutus) river and so on ! dont imagine that migrators concured all of Transilvania, they setled only in Valles, at crossroads, and they didnt stayed there, but they went in rich places in West ! people should study more about the migraionist fenomena !

[TheMistAnchorite]

@MrFefefofo Debran, Dopca, Lisa, Ungra, Breaza și, respectiv, Glâmboaca, Sadu, Bran, Câlnic sau Lovnic these places show traces of romanians in the 9 - 10 century

[TheMistAnchorite]

@MrFefefofo i can bring you here a lot of infomation, that prooves our continuity ! most people make 2 mistakes :

1. they take Transilvania as it was integral, Transilvania still has provinces, and waqs formed from various small states 2. they think that migrators concured all, well the truth is that they concured only key points, like Gorges, Valleys, crossroads, but they didnt stay there, no they mooved !

[satothequeen]

Great video/ editing my Friend! Congratulations!

God bless Romania and his wonderful people!

[theNIKOLAOSm]

excellent video!!! god bless that land!

[CGVivid]

Your English is mediocre. I am struggling very much to make some sense of certain parts (I can speak and write English PERFECTLY), and there is no sense for you to be smart-alecky and tell others that they did not write the plural of the word “proof” correctly. It does not have anything to do with the subject, and such unrelated focus shows insecurity in your arguments.

[CGVivid]

Anyway, I simply cannot put myself in the shoes of the Hungarian people, imagining how it must feel to identify as a people, through history, writing, gods, artifacts that belong to another people (Romanian). What is the point of all this? Perhaps political… From your point of view, I fully understand that it is “nice” for the Hungarians to steal Romanian cultural goods, in order to present them as their own; after all, it is your method, applied also while calling Transylvania a Magyar land.

[CGVivid]

However: once you have our Romanian culture in front of you, don’t you see that it does not relate to your Hungarian being, whatsoever? It shall remain in front of you, because it is not in you. We feel our culture, we know and recognize it immediately as ours, it resonates in our souls.

[CGVivid]

Since you are bringing the discussion towards the linguistic aspect:

The language spoken by the Romanian’s ancestors is the basis for all Latin languages, and for Germanic languages such as English, which will be my only object of focus in the next paragraphs:

[CGVivid]

Hai sa invatam Romaneste! Let’s learn Romanian!

In Romanian we say “ride”, it means to laugh. The word “ridiculous” in English derived from this word.

We say “gura” for mouth. The words “reGURgitate“, “GOURmet” and “GOURmand” in English are derived from this word. The presence of the Romanian word “git” (throat) can also be observed in the word “regurGITate”

The word “sorb” for the action of drawing a liquid in the mouth by breathing and drinking it. The word “absorb” is derived from this word.

[CGVivid]

The Romanian word “colac” means a twisted pretzel, usually made from two ropes of dough. The verb “a incolaci” means to wrap around, to twist, to coil. The word “coil” in English has derived from our pretzel.

The Romanian word “rasarit” has the English equivalent “dawn” and it literally means “re-jumping” (of the sun in the sky) in Romanian. The English word “rise” derives from this word.

[CGVivid]

The Romanian word “rupt” means “broken”. The English word “rupture” comes from this root.

“Grebla” means rake. The word “grab” comes from this Romanian word.

“Gard” means fence. The word “guard” derives from this word.

“Sora” means sister. The word “sorority” derives from this root.

I got bored thinking of such similarities, so I will leave it here, even if there are probably hundreds and thousands of derivations that can be observed from Romanian to Latin and Germanic languages.

[CGVivid]

By the way, your linguistic example – Mores – is quite a pathetic one. In any case, the Hungarian (proto) language could have never derived other languages from it – not only because of the lack of proofs for such statements, but also because the language sounds to my musical ear like some sort of hard rocks crushing on top of each other.

[CGVivid]

Do Hungarians have poems and songs about the beauty of their language as Romanians do? This is what we say about our language, in one of our many related poems:

“Very sweet and beautiful is the language that we are speaking,

Another harmonious language such as her (the language), cannot be found.

The heart is springing with pleasure when we are listening to her,

It brings honey to our lips when we are wording her”.